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GLP1 to GLP3 Transition

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    Have a Rat that is currently taking 20mg of GLP1 and wants to switch to GLP3m anybody ever do this? what were your results and rats Protocol?
    I could only recommend starting at a low dose of the GLP3 such as 2mg.

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      Have a Rat that is currently taking 20mg of GLP1 and wants to switch to GLP3m anybody ever do this? what were your results and rats Protocol?
      I could only recommend starting at a low dose of the GLP3 such as 2mg.

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      @brandenscheidecker You are still using ozempic (semaglutide) or you on tirz? This video might help.

      https://youtube.com/shorts/GcH7gD4ggUc?is=u-Ei452nM97kRjsb

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      • EXTROPIANE EXTROPIAN

        @brandenscheidecker You are still using ozempic (semaglutide) or you on tirz? This video might help.

        https://youtube.com/shorts/GcH7gD4ggUc?is=u-Ei452nM97kRjsb

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        @EXTROPIAN
        This is what I was going to go with.
        @brandenscheidecker, it's this video x2 because not only is your [rat's] Glucagon receptor starting fresh, so is your [rat's] GIP receptor because you[r rat] has no experience with either coming from a GLP1.

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          EXTROIPIAN, Thank you for the video! It is exactly what I thought 2mg. Yes the Rat is still on Ozempic and wants some Reta by Her next regular injection day.

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            EXTROIPIAN, Thank you for the video! It is exactly what I thought 2mg. Yes the Rat is still on Ozempic and wants some Reta by Her next regular injection day.

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            EXTROPIAN
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            @brandenscheidecker Personally I would start with 1mg to rule out any allergies, any other reaction or to see if that's all you need. I was on 1mg-1-5mg for over two month. It was my sweet spot. Now on my 5mo and doing 2mg and have pushed 3mg. Reta like any other Pep should be titrated up til you find the lowest effective dose. Just keep in mind not to panic, you will get hungry but fill up quick. You need to do a meal or two to experience it. Then the compulsive food noise gone is the one everyone on reta love. All while burning fat 24/7. Sign me up!

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              https://youtube.com/shorts/qYe04PZevYk?is=0CWzk65Mej3y0_eo

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